Easel Tea Bag Folding Kit #5
Here is an awesome kaleidoscope easel kit with tea bag folding tiles to adorn it. If you've never tried tea bag folding, it's so much fun and an easy way to add lovely dimension to your projects - such a natural addition to paper crafting.
There are a lot of sites on the internet that provide free instruction on different folding techniques & some on CUP, as well.
If you use a brad to attach your folded creation, you can print the card front page twice to cover it on the back side.
You can also print the tea bag tiles page more than once if you want to use just one of the designs.
There are 7 sentiment tags/stoppers: 1 blank, Happy Birthday, Just for You, Thanks!, Best Wishes, Thinking of You, With Love.
I really hope you enjoy this kit!
Photographs from the Community
I printed the designer easel card on photo paper and cut it out. I made the folds as indicated and placed the pieces where they were to go. The instructions are easy to follow.
Then I cropped out the tiles in my Photoshop so I could make them the size I wanted for my design.
I took a piece of paper and glued a layer of the solid print in a star pattern to it and let it dry.
Then I added that to the center of the scalloped matte piece of the easel card.
Then I took the two toned tiles and folded them and put on top of the star, leaving one blank one showing through from the bottom.
I variegated the colors. I took one tile and cut out the center to added to center of the star. I put the "Thanks" greeting on with sticky pads to make it a good stopped for the easel.
It may sound complicated but really it is not and these cards are so much fun to do. People really like them.
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